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Thank you so much for posting this

Was that by Gottlieb? The bells remind me of Spirit.

That must have been stressful, but it sounds like you handled it like pro ☺️

Ahh this looks so cool!

oh my god it's thunder rising by gary moore

Remember seeing this when I was little. Went back again in 2018, and I feel like it lost some of its authenticity. I miss getting the full size Hershey bar at the end of the tour. Now, I do not think they even give you a fun size bar. Thanks for sharing.

15:38 I'm glad I rode the double Ferris wheel.

The best ever!!!!!!!!!!!

Love it!!!!

I like your videos

aight brendan, i've followed you since some of the first days of you annoucning nixie and once again, i fell in love with the concept and everything you've showed us. but I CANT STOP PORTRAYING NIXIE AS A GIRL ON GOD HEARING THAT VOICE MESSES ME UP BRENDAAN cant wait to buy it day one

Coming along nicely. 😊👍

Back then the cost for a season pass cost less then general admission today.

I was just at Hersheypark today. While I enjoy the park immensely, looking at this old footage makes me miss Hersheypark when it was simpler but still ahead of other parks in the region.

I know this was posted a while ago. But I just want to let you know I always come back to this song because it's just that good. Good music to program or 3d model too. Gives me nostalgic Spyro vibes.👍

He says “9ohyeso hyesohyes oh yes”

I haven't seen this project in a while. How is it going? Can't wait to see more!

Awesome setup. 👍

BGM C

if it was cracked and "bleeding" thats LCD. leds just die, they don't make a mess while doing it.

Can’t believe the game chose that moment to crash. 😢 You did well considering all the circumstances. 💪

That sounds like it was a wild ride. I’m glad you still had a great time though. When I saw your status, I thought somebody just Peter Griffin stumbled into your booth and like smashed everything 😂

Stumbled upon your video, kept watching, liked the video and now im subscribed :)

Brilliantly structured video 🙂

Ahh yes, the Hershey of my day. I loved taking my kids here every year in the 80's and 90's and in later years my grandkids. Back then it was quiet and not very crowded. Spotless clean. Eventually it became too much and I stopped entering the park but still visited Chocolate world and Tudor square ( the original entrance way/area to the park). Now with even that gone it's even more sad. I still go to Chocolate World with my wife now and then but only in the off season because the crowds are overwhelming. I know for park enthusiasts the progress is a good thing, but for this nostalgic old man It's sad. I miss it. Thanks for posting this 😊

yeah !

Looks great! My only suggestion would be for a way for the player to see how much damage is being done to the boss, such as a health bar or cracks and damage appearing or bits falling off the boss. I always get more motivated to fight hard to the finish, if I can work out how much longer I need to battle for.

nice !

Wow, this brings back memories. I remember waiting forever to go on this each time I went to HP. It's sad to see what they've done to it. I also find it a bit ironic there's next to no wait time for it anymore.

if this thing had a Workbench like OS it would have rules the 90s

Unity is the overall better engine, it has one of best work flow, fast iteration, but if you are developing 2D game, godot is probably better.

When flappy birds game devs who learnt all game development from UA-cam. Unity is best ❤

Godot is honestly not too hard to figure out. You can use C# too. Though, the built in GDscript is very easy to handle as well. Godot is very minimalistic too. Things are separated into different node variations, which can have child nodes. Even if you don’t switch, it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to experiment with different options.

Like the guy said Go Godot

I'm glad you're able to continue development in Unity, but I would strongly suggest learning Godot or another game engine after you finish developing Nixie. The same knuckleheads that pushed those awful changes are still in charge at Unity, and I would be surprised if they _don't_ try to pull another fast one at some point in the future.

That's how mob debt collecting works. Corporations are no different. Steel pipe to the leg then sympathy and a discount on "additional new charges." Retroactively, you can have a busted knee cap and maybe one day pay more. Tony Soprano has entered and left the chat. He has people for that.

If you look at the statement in full they say "We will remove the requirement to use the Made with Unity splash screen (starting with the LTS version releasing in 2024" so they are forcing you to update to remove the splash screen.

I sense a massive anti-trust lawsuit coming..

Sounds like a valid strategy, especially now since they really won't add this retroactively to existing engine versions - they never were going to be able to do that anyway, but at least there's no stress inducing period while the legal battles are fought... A tip from a software developer; It's really good for the development of your personal skills to check out other engines - or heck, even lower level game libraries/frameworks (like MonoGame or similar). Make a couple of tiny "vertical-slice" projects in each. It's really easy to get stuck thinking in certain ways, using different tools can open you up to thinking of new ways to use your existing tools.

Loved the south park joke, perfect time to use it

I don't know man. Not to bust your chops too much, but you said you don't like corporatism, yet you won't join an open community that matches your values? I get it - I don't want to switch engines either. That's why I stick with GameMaker more than I really should.

If they ever rollback 110% how can u tell if the next time will be worse? they can do whaterver they want, its theyr engine

I'd say you'll be fine to stick it out because as you said unity won't be able to actually do this without even more backlash. My game is 3d and I've spent a few years learning unity and blender. But what's worse is I am financially invested in assets for my game and even games that I decided not to do yet but had purchased assets for. Some of these assets costing serval hundred dollars including visual based scripting assets that have addons to allow a solo dev like me not to have to build everything that it requires to make a larger project. So I would wait and see what unity has planned but shop around to godot in your free time and perhaps use chat gpt to compare the process of what you're already doing and see how hard the transition would be if worse comes to worse. Nice to hear your take on the situation and I just subscribed. Goodluck!

your game is in 2D, you could switch to Godot quickly

I think that even if Unity backtracks on the monetization policy, it won't change a thing as the trust have been broken already. Not to mention that we are talking about B2B relationship here, where trust is of utmost importance as you have to be to able to reliably predict 5-10 years into the future (the development time-span).

the wrighting was on the wall months in advance, for the people that knew, i knew way ahead of time that the new ceo was scum and would try to do shady s**t. its unfortunate, but as a community im sure we will support you IF you transition to a new engine. too note they changed it so it has to reach both the profit and the amount of installs ((and said they removed even the re-install's)). but that still doesn't help there case.

Retroactive. That's bad. Should be illegal. You can't unilaterally change a contract, that's the entire purpose of the contract. To prove what the deal is and to prevent changes. If I had stock in unity I'd be sueing the board for several things, including insider trading.

If after the fiasco of this lasts days you continue trusting Unity and the scumbag CEO John Riccitiello, then you should not be surprised when they try to screw you again. And as long as JR continue being the CEO, I'm pretty sure they'll do it again. And again. And again. What assures you that they would not change again the price and charge you $2 instead of $0.2? I don't trust them since last year, when JR said some colorful comments about game designer that don't think in monetization. And you asked how they will track every installation? I think the people from IronSource have the answer! What do you think they were developing since Unity bought them almost 10 months ago? The only secure way is open source like Godot. Every other engine is tied to the greedy corporations that only want to push their agendas (like monetization) and make money no matter what (or who).

Time to ditch Unity into the trashbin where it belongs and move to something else. Communities exist. Crow-tank this affair and something will pop out. Also, don't forget to bash Unity's CEOs, the biggest issue is people thinking that the problem is the brand when in reality, it's actually just one a$$hole who needs too be ousted. If enough rally against the trash, the trash gets taken out.

Your best option is making a Patreon or similar, asking for folks to give whatever they want and separately hosting a download for your definitely free game you just happen to have made.